Car Hire Dubrovnik

ng a car in Dubrovnik allows you to sample not onlyseparating the island from the mainland. The most
the beautiful sights of the city, but also thepopular hotels and beaches are situated at Lapas, as
off-the-beaten track hidden delights of the surroundingwell as in Ploce in the northeast. George Bernard
countryside.Shaw is quoted as describing Dubrovnik as
Dubrovnik has a fantastic location. Whether‘heaven on earth’.
you’re looking for fun in the sun or would ratherEating Out in Dubrovnik:
discover fascinating history, you’ll find myriadDining out in Dubrovnik allows you to sample the best
holiday options in Dubrovnik. The following is a guide toin international cuisine as well as local favourites. While
the best places to visit in Dubrovnik and beyond within town, be sure to sample local favourites including spit
Dubrovnik car hire.roasted suckling pig, grilled fish and calamari (pepper
Dubrovnik Airport Mini Guide:flavoured sausage), sarma (meat-stuffed cabbage
Dubrovnik Airport is situated 24km to the south of theleaves) raznici, cevapcici and mixed grill (prosciutto and
centre of Dubrovnik. The airport is regarded as thesheep’s cheese and smoked ham and cottage
main gateway into the city centre.cheese with sour cream and fish stew.
Things To See/Do in Dubrovnik:Day Trips/Events in Dubrovnik:
Dubrovnik has emerged as one of Europe’sDubrovnik is an excellent place to visit in its own right
most desirable destinations, since the turbulent days ofbut it also makes for a handy base for excursions all
the civil war. Renting a car in Dubrovnik allows youover southern Dalmatia. The Dubrovnik countryside is
explore not only spectacular beaches and beautifulbrimming with small villages all proud keepers of their
sea views, but also pretty towns, brimming with originalown unique folklore traditions. A longer drive will take
medieval features.you to Cavtat. Meanwhile a journey to the tip of
Summer is an excellent time to visit Dubrovnik, whichCroatia brings you to Mostar in Bosnia-Hercwgovina
probably explains why it is the busiest time. Springand Montenegro which are fantastic destinations for
visitors will find pleasant weather, fewer crowds andday tours. If you leave the car behind for a while, you
much cheaper prices.can make a trip offshore to Mljet, Lokrum and the
The old town dates back to the 7th century and isElaphiti Islands of Lopud, Sipan and Kolocep.
featured on UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites.Dubrovnik plays host to a number of events
The old town is enclosed by the city walls which werethroughout the calendar year. You may be lucky
built in the 13th century. Must-see attractions hereenough to be in own for some of them. Annual
include Onofrio’s fountain, located inside thehighlights in Brighton include February’s
main entrance to the old city at Pile Gate. The centreDubrovnik Carneval, August’s Chamber music
of the old town is to be found at Stradrun, which is itsfestival and June’s Librtas Film Festival.
main street, originally believed to be a channel